Where to Go Next: 11 Destinations Having Their Moment in 2026

Where to Go Next: 11 Destinations Having Their Moment in 2026

[ad_1] Antarctica Two ways in: by air, or by sea through the Drake Passage Travel to Antarctica is at an all-time high, but the crowded Antarctic Peninsula—reachable from Argentina in two days—is no longer the only option. East Antarctica, accessed from Australia or New Zealand, offers something closer to what the heroic-age explorers found: fewer…

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At Sean Kelly, Hilda Palafox Invites Us to Listen to Earth’s Primordial Whispers

At Sean Kelly, Hilda Palafox Invites Us to Listen to Earth’s Primordial Whispers

[ad_1] Installation view: Hilda Palafox’s “De Tierra y Susurros” at Sean Kelly. Photography: Jason Wyche, Courtesy: Sean Kelly, New York There is a primordial energy, both telluric and feminine, that animates Hilda Palafox’s latest body of work. It’s a generative feminine force, at once of the physical earth and of Mother Earth. The protagonist of…

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These 5 Directors Remain Hollywood’s Most Bankable, Data Shows

These 5 Directors Remain Hollywood’s Most Bankable, Data Shows

[ad_1] From Nolan to Gerwig, a small group of filmmakers still drive box office success through name recognition and early audience buy-in. Getty Images From Marvel to DC and Middle Earth to the Wizarding World, Hollywood has spent much of this past quarter-century serving up franchise universes as the signature theatrical offering. This stood in…

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Christina Forrer’s Whimsical Wonderlands of Myth and Memory

Christina Forrer’s Whimsical Wonderlands of Myth and Memory

[ad_1] In her tapestries, Forrer explores themes of folk tradition, memory and intuition. © Christina Forrer; Courtesy of the artist, Luhring Augustine, New York, Corbett vs. Dempsey, Chicago, and Parker Gallery, Los Angeles. Photographed by Scott Rodd There are some fairytales so ubiquitous and beloved that they exist in an almost psychic capacity. We know…

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